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Birthday: 12th April. The sun rose pale and autumnal over the clearing, and the air did carry the scent of frost upon the ground, mingled with the sweet aroma of roasting venison and newly gathered corn. Upon the wooden barrels and scattered baskets, Miso, a cat of most stately aspect, did pace with deliberation. Her eyes, sharp as a hawk’s, noted every motion, every loose kernel, and every child that dared approach. She did permit some, those bearing scraps of turkey or corn, to come near, bestowing upon them a soft blink and gentle purr; others she chastised with swift swats, reminding all that order must reign, even amidst festivity.

Birthday: 3rd August. Bramble, the dog of hearty spirit, did bound from basket to basket, nose twitching with delight. He retrieved the occasional fallen gourd or bean and placed it at a child’s feet, tail a metronome of joy. When the fowl wandered too near the tables, Bramble barked with authority, yet with no cruelty, guarding the labor of man and the bounty provided. Children did laugh and chase him, only for him to dodge and return, offering yet another morsel as gift. Truly, he was the embodiment of loyalty and mirth, bringing warmth to all assembled.

Birthday: 21st March. Ember, the horse of great strength and patience, did bear carts laden with maize and pumpkins from the barn to the clearing. His breath rose in vapour, and his flanks shone with exertion. Children tugged at his mane, braiding and stroking, and he endured with quiet dignity, snorting softly but steadfast. As baskets were emptied and the sun fell low, Ember grazed near the torches, ears ever attentive, a pillar of constancy upon which the day’s work depended.

Birthday: 7th October. Pip, the ferret, a creature of mischievous cunning, did flit beneath benches and overturned baskets, claiming kernels and crumbs with triumphant squeaks. The children gave chase in gleeful sport, while the settlers scolded, laughing despite themselves. Pip’s smallness was no impediment to his audacity, and he reminded all that even amidst solemn giving of thanks, there was delight and curiosity to be found.

Birthday: 18th January. Clover, the rabbit of tender and gentle habit, did rest near the fire, nibbling greens and husks. Her ears twitched at Pip’s antics and at the laughter of children, yet her calm countenance did restore peace. The warmth of her presence was balm to those weary from labor, and she did lend quietness and serenity to the gathering. All who beheld her felt the comfort of her patient and modest spirit.

Birthday: 14th June. Sol, the parrot of flaming plumage, did perch upon a timber beam, observing the tumult below. He repeated fragments of speech from children and elders alike, oft causing surprise and much laughter. At the sight of a wandering turkey or a tossed pumpkin, he flapped his wings and cried, drawing attention and delight. His vivid colors and lively voice did make the clearing more joyous, and all were heartened by his presence, as though he heralded the blessings of God upon the harvest and the company.

Get the full and complete set of all 6 companions from the Harvest Companions 1621 collection. Includes Miso the cat, Bramble the dog, Ember the horse, Pip the ferret, Clover the rabbit, and Sol the parrot. Each piece lovingly crafted to bring endless warmth and entertainment. Celebrate the spirit of Thanksgiving with these companions by your side. Perfect for collectors and animal lovers of all ages.